test devised to test for MOND on Earth

On Mar 2, 5:51*am, Jan Panteltje wrote:
On a sunny day (Tue, 02 Mar 2010 00:27:46 -0500) it happened Yousuf Khan
wrote in :

A New Look at Newton's Second Law Could Explain Away the Existence of
Dark Matter | Popular Science
"A team headed by Vitorio De Lorenci of the Federal University of
Itajub , Brazi devised an experiment that could finally try to directly
test MOND.

Think about it,
the idea of MOND came from the speed anomality observed in galaxies.

Now that anomality is based on the idea that the stars in the spiral arms of those
galaxies are IN ORBIT around the centre.
As I have pointed out several times,
in my view the spiral arms are formed by jets emitted from something in the centre that rotates.
Of course then there is no 'orbit' in the sense, and the outward motion and rotational
motion is set at the onset of those jets, and THERE IS NO ANOMALITY.
So they won't find anything.

Jan, there's a couple of problems with this.
1. You would expect to find young, small spiral galaxies with very
little subtended arc in the arms, and very old, large spiral galaxies
with very long subtended arc in the arms, in more or less a linear
relationship. There is no observable correlation like that.
2. The mass in the arms would have a significant *outward* component
of the velocity, which would be easily measured in Doppler
measurements. No such component is observed.
3. Rather that galaxies being the accretion of mass, you would have
everyone believe that there are huge *sources* of mass in the center
of galaxies, without accounting at all for what might be the source of
such large amounts of mass.


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